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Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Introduction
Sri Kuala Lumpur International School is a private, not-for-profit foundation located on a 5.7-acre campus in Subang Jaya. The Cambridge Primary Programme anchors the Primary Curriculum, with school-initiated subjects designed to meet Malaysian educational aspirations. The Secondary School offers the Cambridge IGCSE programme. The medium of instruction is predominantly English, while values are Malaysian, and the Secondary School emphasises self-discovery and independent learning. The campus comprises three four-storey blocks and 72 classrooms, all air conditioned, plus facilities including a 25-metre swimming pool, science labs, a large air-conditioned multipurpose hall, a 300-seat auditorium, a dance and drama studio, a music school and a fine arts centre. There are two libraries and seven computer labs. Sports facilities include a large playing field, a gym, and badminton courts. The school runs a broad co-curricular programme with training in soccer, netball, swimming and more, and clubs spanning academics, arts and languages. Accommodation is available.
No. 1 Jalan SS 15/7A, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor. The campus comprises three blocks, each four floors high, with a combined total of 72 classrooms. The site features a 25‑metre swimming pool and is situated in Subang Jaya in the Klang Valley.
Stages
Primary School (Cambridge Primary Programme) and Secondary School (IGCSE Cambridge International Examinations).
Type
Private, not-for-profit foundation.
Pupil Nationality Mix
95% Malaysian; of Malaysians, 70% are ethnically Chinese, 16% Malays, 11% Indians, 3% from other backgrounds. Overseas students primarily from Japan, Indonesia and Singapore.
Additional learning support
A full-time student counsellor is available to provide pastoral support.
Religious affiliation
Non-denominational; Islamic studies are taught for Muslim students and Moral studies are compulsory for non-Muslims.
School day structure
School hours: Monday to Thursday 7:45am–3:30pm; Friday 7:45am–1:00pm. A 30‑minute morning recess and a 30‑minute lunch break.
Fees
Annual tuition at Sri Kuala Lumpur International School ranges from MYR 5,600 to MYR 43,500 for 2026/27.
Application and Registration Fees - Application fee: RM 600 (payable by all applicants prior to enrolment). - Registration fee (new students): Primary RM 5,000; Secondary RM 7,000 (payable on enrolment).
Refundable Security Deposit - Security deposit: Primary RM 7,000; Secondary RM 12,000. The security deposit must be maintained at the full amount for the duration of enrolment and is refundable subject to the school's rules on sufficient notice of termination.
Tuition fees (per semester and per calendar year) — Primary School (Years 1–6) - Year 1: RM 11,450 per semester (RM 22,900 per year). - Year 2: RM 11,850 per semester (RM 23,700 per year). - Year 3: RM 12,250 per semester (RM 24,500 per year). - Year 4: RM 12,600 per semester (RM 25,200 per year). - Year 5: RM 13,000 per semester (RM 26,000 per year). - Year 6: RM 13,450 per semester (RM 26,900 per year).
Tuition fees (per semester and per calendar year) — Secondary School (Years 7–11) - Year 7: RM 16,600 per semester (RM 33,200 per year). - Year 8: RM 17,600 per semester (RM 35,200 per year). - Year 9: RM 18,800 per semester (RM 37,600 per year). - Year 10: RM 20,300 per semester (RM 40,600 per year). - Year 11: RM 21,750 per semester (RM 43,500 per year).
Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition fees are charged on a two-semester basis (i.e., per semester) and are non-refundable and non-transferable. - First-semester fees and second-semester fees for all year groups are due and payable one calendar month before the start of the respective semester. - The school reserves the right to adjust fees after giving prior notice of not less than three months.
Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable; there are no boarding fees listed in the school's fee schedules (the school operates as a day school and does not include boarding charges in its published fee schedules).
Other costs and typical additional charges - Textbooks and stationery: Books and school stationery are sold through the school bookshop; parents purchase booklists and stationery as required. The bookshop accepts cash and credit/debit cards (American Express not accepted). Example booklist and purchasing arrangements are issued by the school. - Uniforms: School uniforms are sold at the on-campus uniform shop; the school publishes uniform item price lists (items such as polos, shirts, skirts, trousers, PE kit and jackets are priced individually). Sample uniform price listings and operating hours are available from the school's uniform shop. - Included in tuition: Tuition fees include tea break, lunch, student accident insurance cover (terms and conditions apply), computer access, library, music and internet access. Additional co-curricular fees, examination fees (where applicable), external exam registration or specialised programme charges may apply separately.
Refund and withdrawal information - Refund of the refundable security deposit is conditional on observance of the school's Rules & Regulations regarding sufficient notice of termination of studies. A minimum of one semester's written notice is required to be eligible for a refund of the security deposit; notices received after specified deadlines (as notified by the school before fee changes) may not be considered sufficient notice and may forfeit the deposit. The school issues formal circulars with the applicable withdrawal deadlines and related procedures.
Fee payment options and instructions - Acceptable payment methods for school fees: cash or cheque payable to OTHMAN MERICAN EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BHD; bank transfer to Public Bank Berhad Account No. 3184890830. When paying by bank transfer, a copy of the bank transfer slip must be forwarded to the Accounts Department with the student's name via email to accounts_dept@srikl.edu.my. - Bookshop and uniform-shop payments: the school bookshop and uniform shop accept cash; the school bookshop accepts credit and debit cards (American Express excluded) for book purchases. Specific payment methods and operating hours are published by the school for these shops.
Additional notes (practical points for planning) - Tuition fees are quoted in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) and represent semester and calendar-year totals as listed above. - Tuition covers many day-to-day educational provisions listed above, but parents should budget separately for uniforms, textbooks, stationery, optional activities, external examination fees, and any specialised programme charges. Uniform and bookshop price lists and operating hours are published by the school.
Academics
Curriculum
The Cambridge Primary (CP) Programme anchors the Primary Curriculum. The Primary Curriculum includes school-initiated subjects designed to fulfil Malaysian educational aspirations. The Secondary School offers the Cambridge IGCSE programme provided by the Cambridge International Examinations syndicate. The medium of instruction is predominantly English, while values are firmly Malaysian. The Secondary School emphasizes self-discovery and independent learning.
Higher Education Progression
After completing the IGCSE, students can pursue pre-University courses in local colleges or overseas, as the IGCSE is internationally recognized.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Eligibility and entrance test requirements. Applicants must reside in Malaysia. Primary School applicants must be six years of age or older on first attending school. Secondary School applicants must have completed Primary School. All applicants sit for an entrance test that tests Bahasa Melayu (for Malaysian citizens), English, and Mathematics; a minimum grade of 50% is required to qualify for admission, with the minimum grade subject to change over time. 2. Application submission and documents. An application fee must be paid prior to enrolment. Enrolment forms must be completed and submitted to the Administration Office together with payment and required supporting documents. The entrance test form and the registration form are available for download to accompany the submission. 3. Entrance assessment. All applicants sit the Entrance Assessment Test. The Entrance Assessment Test tests Bahasa Melayu, English, and Mathematics; for Malaysian citizens Bahasa Melayu is included. A minimum grade of 50% is required to qualify for admission; test results determine eligibility for enrolment. 4. Offer, acceptance, and registration. An offer of a place is issued once the applicant meets the entrance requirements and the offer is accepted in writing or by email within the period stated in the offer letter. On enrolment, the Registration Fee must be paid (RM 5,000 for Primary; RM 7,000 for Secondary) and the Refundable Security Deposit must be maintained (RM 7,000 for Primary; RM 12,000 for Secondary). Tuition Fees are payable per semester and are due one calendar month before the start of each semester; the 2026 fee schedules list the per-semester amounts by year. A late payment surcharge of 5% applies, and the School reserves the right to terminate enrolment if fees remain unpaid after the due date. 5. Upon registration. School Rules and Regulations are provided upon registration and outline expected conduct and the school's policies. The School is owned by OTHMAN MERICAN EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BHD. The School reserves the right to adjust fees and policies with prior notice of not less than 3 months.
FAQs
Where is Sri Kuala Lumpur International School located?
The campus is at No. 1 Jalan SS 15/7A, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. It sits on a 5.7‑acre site with three four‑storey blocks, 72 classrooms, air‑conditioned spaces, a 25‑metre swimming pool, science labs, a 300‑seat auditorium, a dance and drama studio, a music school, a fine arts centre, two libraries and seven computer labs on a fully networked campus.
What curriculum does the school follow for primary and secondary?
The Primary School is anchored by the Cambridge Primary Programme, with a set of school‑initiated subjects aligned to Malaysian educational aspirations. The Secondary School offers the Cambridge IGCSE programme. The medium of instruction is predominantly English, with Malaysian values shaping the learning environment.
Is Sri Kuala Lumpur International School a boarding or a day school?
Sri Kuala Lumpur International School operates as a day school; boarding is not offered and there are no boarding charges in the published fee schedules. Transport arrangements for students can be arranged on request, and the campus includes a large bus bay and 24‑hour security to support safe student life.
What is the catchment location for prospective families relocating to the area?
The school is located in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia, on a campus that serves students from Malaysia and international families, including current overseas students from Japan, Indonesia and Singapore.
What language is used for instruction and what cultural emphasis is included?
English is the predominant language of instruction. Malaysian values shape the learning environment, and the curriculum includes Malay language components where appropriate, particularly in the entrance testing for Malaysian citizens.
What is the overall school type and governance status?
Sri Kuala Lumpur International School is a private, not‑for‑profit foundation. It is owned by OTHMAN MERICAN EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BHD.
Are there any notable facilities that support student safety and daily life on campus?
Yes. The campus includes 24‑hour security, a secure bus bay, and transport arrangements available on request to support safe daily life for students.
What amenities support arts, science and technology education on campus?
Facilities include multiple science labs, a dance and drama studio, a music school, a fine arts centre, two libraries, seven computer labs with a fully networked campus, and a large 300‑seat auditorium to support arts and performance education.
What is the daily timetable like?
School hours are 7:45am–3:30pm from Monday to Thursday, with Friday from 7:45am–1:00pm. There is a 30‑minute morning recess and a 30‑minute lunch break built into the day.
Is there a bus service for students, or how is school transport arranged?
The data notes that transport arrangements can be arranged on request, and there is a large bus bay on site, but a dedicated ongoing bus service is not listed.
What facilities support sports and physical education?
The campus offers a 25‑metre swimming pool, a large gym, a triple‑height assembly hall with three badminton courts, and a large playing field, with programmes in athletics, basketball, badminton, tennis, swimming, netball, table tennis, fencing, karate‑do, taekwondo and more.
Are there dedicated spaces for ICT and digital learning?
Yes. The campus has seven computer labs and more than 300 computers on a fully networked broadband campus, with ICT tools in all teaching spaces and interactive whiteboards in classrooms.
What is the size and layout of the campus?
The school sits on a 5.7‑acre site in Subang Jaya, with three four‑storey blocks containing 72 classrooms, plus dedicated spaces for libraries, theatres, performing arts and ICT.
Does the school have facilities for music, drama and visual arts?
Yes. There is a dedicated music school, a dance and drama studio, and a fine arts centre to support music, drama, dance and visual arts education.
What is the student experience like beyond academics?
The school runs a broad co‑curricular offering in sports, drama, music and dance, with clubs such as Robotics, Chess Club and Drama Club, and exchange programmes with schools worldwide to enrich learning with international perspectives.
Are there any accreditations or recognitions listed for the school?
There are no formal accreditations or awards listed in the available information, but the school follows Cambridge Primary and Cambridge IGCSE curricula, which are internationally recognized.
What is known about parent involvement or the school community?
The information provided does not specify a PTA or formal community events, but the school emphasizes a broad co‑curricular program and international exchange activities that involve families in learning experiences.
What should relocating families know about the student body and international presence?
The school serves a predominantly Malaysian student body with Overseas students primarily from Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore, which supports an international environment within a Malaysian context.
